Nope, it’s not your imagination. I’m actually writing a new review. I didn’t know if I would ever be inspired enough to come out of retirement but then… there it was – the sex toy that might end my hiatus.

When I first saw it, my pulse quickened. I knew right away that there was a pretty good chance that I’d love it. And that’s exactly what I needed to kick me in the ass. I needed a sex toy that I could get good and excited about.

The first time I tested this toy, I paired it with my trusty L2 on my clit while this toy jostled my G-spot around in the most wonderful way. I had 3 blended orgasms in under 5 minutes.

What kind of toy could accomplish such a feat for a previously anorgasmic¹ gal? It’s none other than the magnificent Fun Factory Stronic G!

See, I fell head over heels in love with the Stronic Eins. I likened it to a carnival ride for my vagina. When I saw the Stronic G, I knew I’d be on that same ride but with more focus on my G-spot. Yes, please!

The Stronic G is everything I thought it would be. I have not one single complaint. Seriously. Well, OK… I always bitch about this but I think with as much as these toys cost, Fun Factory could throw in a storage pouch or maybe even a case. But if that’s the only negative thing I can say then you know Fun Factory has obviously done one hell of a good job.

Why are the Stronic toys so special? Well, they pulsate rather than vibrate. Like, they automatically thrust around on their own. They’ve often been compared to the Shake Weight. They have a motion like that. So, I just insert the Stronic G, jam it up against my G-spot, hold it in place and let it bounce around in my vagina all by itself.

Another thing I love about the Stronic pulsation is that it doesn’t drown out the vibration I’m applying to my clit. Quite often, if I have powerful vibrator in my vagina, it can lessen the sensation of the vibration on my clit. Since the Stronic G doesn’t do this, it’s absolutely perfect for dual stimulation.

OK, I think it’s pretty clear that I love this thing like nothing else but… let’s talk about the very expensive elephant in the room. The Stronic G ain’t exactly cheap. It’s a large chunk of cash to shell out for a sex toy that you might end up not liking. That makes it hard for me to tell everyone to run out and buy one. Do I think it’s worth it? Absolutely! Will everyone love it? Of course not. I would suggest that if you have a brick and mortar shop nearby that has the Stronic toys, go check out what the pulsating motion is all about. That might give you a better idea of whether or not you’ll love it.

The fact is, no other manufacturer has the Stronic technology. Fun Factory came up with something totally different and innovative. I’m sure these toys aren’t cheap to make so, I can understand why they’re priced the way they are. They aren’t made in a sweatshop in China. They’re manufactured in Germany by union workers.

The Stronic G has 7 speeds and 3 rhythms. They’re hard as hell for me to describe but I can say that the slower the pulsation, the more intense it feels. That’s kind of opposite of how vibrators usually feel. My G-spot seems to prefer what Fun Factory calls the “Constant Mode”. All of the other functions are fun as fuck but I need something with consistent rhythm to get off.

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Features? You know the Stronic G has ’em. It’s waterproof, saves your favorite setting, has charge indicator lights and a travel lock. The controls are easy to use and Fun Factory says you can get 45 minutes of play time on the highest speed.

Of course you know that the Stronic G has to be made of body-safe materials. It wouldn’t be on this blog otherwise. It has a silicone shaft and plastic handle. Fun Factory’s silicone has felt quite draggy to me in the past but the Stronic G feels a lot softer and silkier.

Fun Factory recommends water-based lube and that’s probably a good idea. I have mixed silicone-based lube with silicone toys before but it’s risky² so, play it safe. You can buy their Toy Fluid lube or any of the water-based lubes listed here. Fun Factory also sells their own cleaner but antibacterial soap seems to work well for me. It’s your choice. And if you really want a storage/travel pouch, they sell those too.

Another factor that may appeal to some is that the Stronic G is smaller than the Eins. The diameter is a little easier to handle and the toy weighs less than previous Stronic toys yet, it’s just as powerful.

You get three color choices. The blue rules.

Every time I aim the Stronic G at my G-spot… it’s like the angels are singing. I’m left thinking, where has this been all my life? I don’t have a more eloquent way to say I love it, other than I LOVE IT.

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Fun Factory provided the Stronic G in exchange for an unbiased review.

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Teardrops fall on my keyboard as I write this. Coming off the success that I had with the Miss Bi and my undying love of the Stronic Eins, I had high hopes that the Bi Stronic Fusion was going to work miracles for me. Sadly, it was not to be. We just weren’t compatible and I have to come to accept that, though it is hard. I wanted to love the Fusion like nobody’s business. I was all but certain that I would. But as can often happen with dual stimulating toys (rabbit vibes), it doesn’t fit me really well. The pulsating Stronic action is wonderful but for me, the vibrating clit arm just doesn’t line up where I need it to. So, the Fusion is not the replacement for my Eins + Touch that I thought it would be.

This toy is pretty awesome though and I know it will work for some people. Unfortunately, I can’t promise it’ll be perfect for you because of differences in anatomy and all that. And at the price, that makes the Fusion a real gamble. I can totally vouch for the fact that Stronic pulsation combined with vibrating clit stim is all kinds of amazing so in theory, the Fusion is perfect. Are you willing to take the chance that it will fit your vulva? If not, then I can still totally recommend the Stronic Eins plus a separate clit vibe for dual stimulation like you’ve never felt before. The Fusion would allow you to accomplish this feat single-handedly, as long as everything lined up perfectly.

If you’re not familiar with Stronic technology, let me explain. Fun Factory’s Stronic toys pulsate, they don’t vibrate. In my Eins review, I likened it to a carnival ride for my vag. These toys sort of bounce around inside you. They have a weight inside that is moved back and forth in a linear motion at varying speeds and rhythms, depending on the settings you are on. Yep, like a shake weight.

So what you have with a Stronic toy is one that mimics sex like nothing else can. I won’t say it feels just like vaginal intercourse but it does more than a vibrator. It’s almost like thrusting a dildo, except your arm doesn’t get tired and the Stronic can do it faster than you can. It produces a sensation that can really wake up the G-spot and I’m a big fan of the Stronic type stimulation. Adding a clit arm to it just literally, fell short for me.

Fun Factory claims that the Fusion is safe for anal play and I suppose it is. The clit arm should prevent any chance that your ass will swallow the toy. The clit arm could also provide simultaneous stimulation to the perineum while internally thrusting the prostate.

The pulsation and clit arm vibration are controlled independently so, there are all kinds of combinations of settings that you can try (64 to be exact). It has a “Fun” button that turns it on and off. There is even a travel lock and it is waterproof. This toy is definitely of the finest quality with all the features you could want, I have absolutely no complaints there.

The shaft is just a little chubby at 1.6″ in diameter. The length from the tip to the clit arm is about 4″. The clit arm is flexible and rises about 1.75″ above the shaft when fully extended. I don’t know if those measurements can help you determine if it’ll fit your vulva but trust me, you wouldn’t be the first to break out a mirror and tape measure.

Fun Factory silicone tends to have some drag but copious amounts of water-based lube can easily fix that problem. You can clean the Fusion with soap and water or a toy cleaner. And Fun Factory still doesn’t include a storage pouch (grumble).

Maybe I need to throw a penny in a fountain because I desperately wish that the Bi Stronic Fusion worked with my body. I wasn’t completely surprised to find out that it didn’t work for me because that’s common with dual stimulators. I was just disappointed. Had I spent my money to get it and then made this discovery, I would have been heartbroken. I say that as just a word of caution. If you don’t want to take the gamble then I can highly recommend the Stronic Eins plus a clit vibe combo for some truly extraordinary sensations. However, if you hit the jackpot and the Bi Stronic Fusion works with your anatomy then I think you’ll be thrilled with it.

Fun Factory provided the Bi Stronic Fusion in exchange for an unbiased review.

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None of my affiliated retailers carry the Revel Body SOL. For all I know, they quit making them and that’s probably a good thing. It was expensive and just kind of OK on certain settings.

To say that the original crowdfunded Revel Body debuted to a cool reception would be an understatement. In fact, it didn’t take long for it to earn a quite unflattering yet hilarious nickname amongst reviewers, though the company was less than amused. Many of them didn’t have a lot of good things to say about the original device and their complaints seemed to be valid. I never tested the first version of the Revel Body but I now have the newest version in my possession – the Revel Body SOL. By the way, do you think anyone on the development team knew what SOL stood for¹? Given the previous version’s unfortunate nickname, it makes this little faux pas even funnier.

Want my verdict in a nutshell? It’s a pretty cool gadget and an alright sex toy. I think the technology is kind of cool but as a sex toy, it’s just OK. I’m really not blown away by it but I don’t think it’s totally awful either. Actually I should clarify… the three highest speeds are awful but the three lower speeds are pleasant and rumbly.

I’ve never felt anything buzzier and more irritating than the three high-speed settings of the Revel Body SOL. It’s almost as if my clit could hear nails on a chalk board. It sends that unpleasant shiver up my spine and I recoil from the super high frequency buzzy tingling (not in a good way) vibration. It could actually be useful as a torture device on the three highest settings, if that’s something you’re into. If you like buzzy, then this is the toy for you. Luckily, the Revel Body SOL redeems itself with its lower three speeds which are very deep and thuddy, with the third setting being the most powerful.

So, I mentioned that this toy was a cool gadget but what makes it different from any other vibrator? Well, it’s not built like an ordinary vibrator, which has a motor that spins a weight around to create the vibrations. The Revel Body SOL uses magnets to thrust the piston-like inner core back and forth at varying speeds, which they call TrueSonic technology. It is rather innovative, I’ll give ’em that but it does kind of remind me of how the Fun Factory Stronic Eins operates, albeit on a smaller scale.

You’re probably wondering – does the Revel Body SOL get me off? The answer is, yes but not as it comes originally packaged. The three tips that come with it didn’t do much for me.

Fawn, Ever, Rose

I had to order the extra tips that are available separately and it’s the Niko tip that really works for me.  I think the Niko ought to be included because it seems to me like it would be the one to work for most people.

Cona, Niko

Is this a toy that I’ll reach for on a regular basis? Probably not. I just have other toys that I like better. I wouldn’t recommend this as someone’s first toy, especially given the price. But if you’re a collector and you’re bored with everything else and have some money to burn, you might want this one.

The company boasts some hokey claim that the second, fourth and sixth settings vibrate at the Om frequency. What the hell does that mean? I haven’t a clue. I will say the second setting is great but if the fourth and sixth settings are supposed to resonate with the energy of my body then maybe my chakras are outta whack or something because, I hate them.

Apparently, you can use the reverse side of the Revel Body SOL in the bath for a different kind of stimulation. It’s supposed to create a suction sensation on level three. I didn’t feel like trying it though. Maybe someday I’ll get bored enough to try it because Revel Body claims it’ll be my “Best. Bath. Ever”.

Revel Body likes to brag about how quiet the SOL is and it is on the three highest uber-buzzy settings but on the lower thuddy settings (where I prefer to use it) it does make a rather loud rattling sound and you do feel the vibration quite a bit in your hand.

The Revel Body SOL is made of all body-safe materials and can be cleaned with soap and water. It’s fully waterproof and water-based lube is recommended. The SOL is covered by a 2 year warranty. Since this device uses magnets, it shouldn’t be used by those with pacemakers.

It is USB rechargeable and the manual states that an A/C adapter is included (in North America only) but it wasn’t with mine. So maybe I didn’t get the package meant to be sold in the US (mine came straight from Revel Body, not through a retailer). Either way, if you don’t want to charge it from your computer, you’ll need an A/C adapter.

The Revel Body SOL is certainly a unique sex toy. I do enjoy it on the lower three settings. It just doesn’t earn a place among my favorite sex toys. But that’s just me. You might love it and I have no way of knowing who will and who won’t. That’s why it’s a bit of gamble at this price. It’s a lot of money to spend on something you might end up hating, which is why I wouldn’t recommend it to a sex toy beginner. Those of us who have sex toys spilling out of every closet and are bored to death with the same ol’ vibrators and have about $140 burning a hole in our pocket, might buy it for shits and giggles. Then again, I could recommend some toys in this price range and lower that I like a whole lot more.

The Revel Body SOL was provided by a company that I am no longer affiliated with, in exchange for an unbiased review.

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Finally, a company made a sex toy deserving of the label, “innovative”. The Fun Factory Stronic Eins is not a gimmick, folks. This thing is truly unlike anything else on the market and it’s not just different for the sake of it. The Stronic Eins is a sex toy befitting of the 21st century. I liken it to a carnival ride for my vagina. The first time I used it, I swear my G-spot transcended time and space to another dimension of, “that feels fucking amazing”.

Fun Factory created a whole new category of sex toys with the Stronic line. They are not vibrators and feel nothing like vibration. They are pulsators and stimulate with a thrusting motion.  Traditional vibrators use a weighted rotary motor whereas, the Eins uses what Fun Factory calls “Drive Technology”, which is a motor rapidly moving a weight back and forth in a linear fashion.

Many have described the Stronic Eins as a Shake Weight for the vagina and even though I’ve never held a Shake Weight, I’d say that’s probably a pretty accurate comparison.  I like to imagine that someone from the company, upon seeing the Shake Weight for the first time, immediately thought of what it would feel like to put one in a vagina.  Then they subsequently rush out to procure one and feverishly begin to reverse engineer it.

It really does simulate the thrusting of sex better than any other sex toy (not counting crazy expensive fucking machines). I wouldn’t say it feels just like having PIV¹ sex but the motion it similar. Sometimes when I’m going for dual stimulation with powerful G-spot vibes, the internal vibration seems to cancel out the external vibration but I don’t get that with the Eins.  There is no numbing effect either because again, the Stronic doesn’t vibrate. Rather, it shakes your G-spot into blissful oblivion.

Many have loved the Stronic Eins and its cousins, the Drei and Zwie but the totally unique sensation isn’t for everyone. For me though, it was love at first thrust, from the instant I put it into my vagina and turned it on. It quite literally shakes my whole body from the inside out and my G-spot loves the sensation. You really do feel like you’re on some kind of thrill ride.

All I have to do with the Eins is lightly hold it in place and push down on the handle slightly, to force it up into my G-spot, and then let it go to town.  In fact, it works best if you just use a couple of fingers on the base to keep it from shimmying out.  If you grip it tightly, it kind of restricts the thrusting motion.  I’ve read other reviews where it is claimed that clenching around the Eins with their PC muscles also restricts the thrusting but I haven’t found that to be a problem.  And I  have some pretty impressive PC muscles… or, so I’ve been told.  I actually really like how it feels when I clench down hard on it.

The Eins does all the hard work for you. No more arm cramps from thrusting, only to have it give out right as you’re about to climax. You can concentrate on using your free hand for some clitoral stimulation and have some fantastic blended orgasms like you’ve never felt before. I promise you, it won’t feel like any other toy you already have.

Unlike traditional vibrators, the Eins feels stronger to me on the lower speeds. When it’s on the slow pulsations, it really thumpity-thumps your G-spot. On the higher/faster settings it kind of reminds me of a washer on spin cycle. Also unlike most traditional vibrators, I actually really enjoy the Eins’ patterns. There’s one I really like that kind of feels like a bouncy ball. I know that sounds strange but it’s the best way I can describe it.

I think Fun Factory totally nailed it with the Eins (and it makes up for the Delight). I only have one big complaint and that’s the price. Unfortunately, the Eins isn’t going to fit into everyone’s budget and honestly, I wouldn’t even have it if it weren’t provided to me in exchange for this review. On the one hand, I can totally understand the high price tag. I’m sure the technology that goes into the Stronic toys isn’t exactly cheap and there really isn’t anything comparable on the market.

At the same time, $200 is a lot to spend on a sex toy but if you end up loving it like I do, you’ll probably feel it was worth it. I say, if you can afford it and want to experience something absolutely new and unique then definitely get it. If it’s just too much to spend right now, maybe it’s something you can save up for. I can’t promise you’ll love it. Nobody can do that with any sex toy. But I can promise that it won’t be like anything else you’ve experienced before.

If you’re a power queen then I think you’re in for a real treat with the Eins. The stimulation is quite intense and might actually be too much for very sensitive types. I think the size is nice at 4.5” long (insertable) and graduating from 1.4” to 1.6” in diameter. For some reason, I imagined it to be much bigger from the pictures I’d seen. I think in reality, it’s a comfortable girth for many.

If there is one thing I could complain about, other than the price, it’s the silicone. Fun Factory silicone can feel kind of weird sometimes. It has a matte finish but it’s not exactly silky like you would expect from matte silicone. When I’m washing it with soap and water, I feel an odd texture but I don’t feel it when I’m using it. Once it’s all lubed up, it feels OK in my vagina but I think I would prefer a silicone similar to the kind LELO or Je Joue uses. It also grabs quite a bit of lint. Which leads me to my other complaint.

For $200, don’t you expect to get a storage pouch? Yeah, me too. It’s just like the last high priced luxury toy I reviewed… no storage pouch included. And for something that attracts so much lint, it’s kind of a necessity. The box isn’t even all that sturdy and I couldn’t see it standing up to storage for very long. It just seems kind of cheap that I have to put my high end, totally innovative, luxury sex toy in a ziplock bag. Come on Fun Factory, you gave me a pouch for the Delight but not for the Eins? What were you thinking?

The Stronic Eins is made of body safe, phthalates free silicone and plastic. It’s fully waterproof so you can make bath time, fun time. This also makes it easy to clean. Soap and water is usually enough. You could also use a toy cleaner. If you need to sanitize it, you can wash it in a 10% bleach solution. It’s advisable to use water-based lube with the Eins and the manual recommends it. Some silicone-based lube can damage some silicone toys so, if you don’t want to risk it, stick with the water-based lube.

The Eins charges through a magnetic connection to contacts at the base of the handle. The magnet is fairly strong and not as fiddly as some I’ve seen with other toys. It is USB rechargeable but does not come with an A/C to USB adapter so, if you don’t want to charge it on your computer, you’ll have to pick one up.  Or, if you have one from some other portable gadget, you could use that. While it is charging, the buttons light up in succession and turn off when it is finished. The manual states that a full charge is reached in 16 hours. Yep, you read that right. I guess that’s from a completely dead battery because when I received mine, it only took a few hours to fully recharge.

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There are three buttons. One that has the Fun Factory logo and the other two are (+) and (-). You press and hold the logo button to turn it on. It starts off in kind of a mid-speed pulsation that Fun Factory calls, “Perfect Start”. You press the (-) button repeatedly to go from “Perfect Start” to “Rattle”,“Gallop” and to “Dirty Dancing”, which are slower, thuddier (I’m making that a word because it should be.) pulsations. Also, starting from the “Perfect Start” pulsation, you can press the (+) button repeatedly to go from “Samba”, “Rumble”, “Quicky”, “Roller Ball”, “Vienna Waltz” and finally, to “Rumba”. Press and hold the logo button to turn it off. The travel lock is engaged by pressing the logo button and the (-) button simultaneously for 5 seconds. To unlock it, press the logo button and the (+) button together for 5 seconds.

I think the Stronic Eins is a lot quieter than most of my traditional vibrators. It’s more of a clip-clop sound than a buzz.  Or as another reviewer put it, it sounds kind of like a distant helicopter.  It comes in two colors – dark violet and pink. The Eins contains strong magnets and the manual warns that it could interfere with pacemakers. You also want to keep it away from computers or other media with magnetically recorded data. Fun Factory covers the Eins with a 2 year warranty.

The innovative vision and technology behind the Stronic Eins makes me proud of my German heritage. Fun Factory thought outside the box to invent their line of pulsating, thrusting sex toys. The sensation is completely unique and I personally love it. I think it’s really going to satisfy those who are looking for something powerful. For me, it’s awesome combined with clitoral stimulation and it gives me some intense blended orgasms. It is expensive but for the experience you get, I think it’s worth it. So, if you can afford it, I definitely recommend that you take your vagina on a thrill ride with the Stronic Eins.

Good Vibrations provided the Fun Factory Stronic Eins in exchange for an unbiased review.

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